Yeah... I didn't choose it, but some of the services from my employer run there. May be a good time to make some moves, we'll see.
Not really going to be an issue I can fix obviously, but I'll be making even more backups than normal....
I wish I had a solid answer for that, I actually made a post about this recently.
Deskflow (synergy upstream) seems to be working well at the moment. Bear in mind they just moved all the repos, but Synergy v2 had a bunch of issues, it was dropped for v3, which is just deskflow packaged up all pretty. Input leap is from the people who were maintaining barrier and forked it a few years ago. Lan-mouse is its own thing, and it works, though its a bit clunky to use.
Right now I'm doing some testing to figure out what I want to use, my concern around barrier is that no updates makes for a security risk, and (for me) it also won't work with Wayland.
With Synergy going back to the open base, I don't really mind throwing them some cash, but its not available yet with Wayland support as a packaged project, so I built it and will be testing more for all of them once I move some things around on my desk to restructure - the whole reason I was looking for something in the first place actually. That won't happen until a free weekend though, so hopefully this weekend, but maybe the following.
Just wanted to mention, more information has come out.
The investigation was in May 2023. His dad bought him the gun used to kill two children and two teachers as a Christmas present, in 2023. After the visit from the FBI.
His dad has now been arrested as well.
Women are the root of the change and I don't know if its the only big one for me to comment on about a group of chosen to ignore that I do have to do a replication verification to sync the same people with broken screens
Sorry that was my whoopsie, that's the guest mode (not logged in) settings, sorry was going off memory.
Settings > Account > Default Feed Type
Edit: FWIW I'm on the same version.
No, as I said there is simply no point until you recognize your fundamental misunderstanding.
You've chosen to ignore that, misinterpret what I said, then make outrageous claims.
So now, I will actually say that this discussion is over. I hope you recognize your mistake in the future.
Windows? Mouse without borders
Linux/Mac/mix of that and windows? Barrier.
If, of course, you can install things on your work laptop.
Excited to check the new version out!
I'll take a look at the GH issues in a bit (super fun work day full of mariadb, disk resizing, and an unfortunately large amount of ec2 efforts....)
It's not like I don't have thunder installed (I've actually got it on a few devices), just I don't open as often. Main reason historically has been content display - usually less link previews, and more often attached local media. Haven't rechecked in a bit, but I think it's been a couple months since I had seen an update in fdroid, which is usually my signal to check out the latest.
Feature-wise? Multis would be amazing. Especially with federation where multiple servers have related communities, being able to group what I want to see is awesome. Raccoon just added a (partial, new, maybe problematic) version. Ideally this should be server side, but I don't expect it's a high priority item.
In terms of what I can recall off the top:
- Images would get squished in full height mode
- Clear read posts is a super useful one in Voyager, a nice-to-have for thunder
- Had an issue with messages, unable to reply from inbox maybe? Can't remember exactly what it was.
Regardless, when the updates roll out to the fdroid repos, I'll be updating and checking it out. I've got logins at multiple instances, for different tasks (programming, memes, being hopeful that we won't have a criminal as president, etc), some clients can be better than others at commenting or browsing or just the way markup looks. So it's less to me about "best" and more "what I feel like using right now" if that makes sense. Which could be the same thing, but isnt always.
Always happy to try out a new rev though!
Yup.
Visually I like Thunder quite a bit, but it's still fairly early in their development so it doesn't have feature parity yet.
Voyager, while stylistically not my favorite, is the most performant and usable out of any of the apps I've tried. It's what I use most often (though I still have a ton of Lemmy apps installed and occasionally switch around on a new release to try them out).
Relay and Sync were my preferred Reddit apps, Relay probably got the longest use for me, though Sync was the last I used regularly before the API shenanigans.
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They are set up by the state.
They cost money, they cost time (to go and get an ID), and they can have a wait to receive it.